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Contents
International Viewpoints is independent of any
group or organization

M essage fro m ex S C N ist turned B odhi 3

The M issing B iography 5
O n C lear T hinking 6

M a g a z in e s aim :
To provide a comm unications media to all who
arc interested in the use and furtherance o f the
philosophy and technology described in the
books and lectures o f L. Ron Hubbard (some
times called scientology). As a completely inde
pendent magazine you could well come to see ar
ticles critical o f some sect, practice, or belief.
At the same time we would stress that we are ex
tremely positive for m ost of the things L. Ron
Hubbard has written or spoken about, and have as
a goal that there is m ore use o f these things, and
as a result greater im provement of the conditions
of individuals and groups.
D istrib u to rs,
Sec page 36 (back page).
Starting Phase
IVy (International Viewpoints) seems to have
made a slow, but good start. Already we have
enough subscribers so that we do not have to bor
row more money, and can begin to pay back the
vast fortune borrowed from Uafhcengige Syns
punkter. We have received more articles than we
have been able to publish in this issue. About six
are carried forward to the next issue, which it
looks as though we will be able to send out before
the end of the year. It will contain an index to 91.

C lear A g ain 8
The R oute to N ot O T 9
I Regular Columns:
Classic Comment:
Its not the same! 11
Kemps Column:
The Trouble is (2) 12
New Realities:
Judgement 13
Philosophical Considerations:
Nostradamus Prophecies.... 14
I Letters to Editor:
On IVy 1 16
On CAN and a Success Story 18
Extract of letter from Tony Jones 18
From O J. Roos 19
From Graham Giles 21
T w o E u ropean C onferences 22
I Book News:
Anima Publishing 25
The D uality o f the B rain F u n ctioning 26
The N ature o f T ruth 30
C aptain Bill R obertson 32
R o n s O rg T ech 34
D istributors 36

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Message from exSCNist turned into Bodhi

By Todde Salen. Sweden

Purpose clearing from DUGA

Quote from LRH. Living is having and follow
ing a Basic Purpose ,
For a thetan it is absolutely necessary to have and
follow a goal. The better his goals are the more
alive he is if he also follows through towards
attaining them.
If he fails to attain or approach his goals he winds
up in trouble. In other words he ends up in a mass
of problems. This is the idea behind Goals Prob
lem Masses, i.e. GPMs.
So when you want to straighten a thetan out who
has become messed up by his GPMs your first
task is to give him the goal of straightening out
his messy situation.
Everybody who ever got turned on by LRH in
the organization called Scientology knows how it
feels to get a goal and make progress towards
attaining it.
The goals of Scientology for the thetan were re
ally basic goals. So they made the being come
alive.
Hubbard was successful in awakening thetans to
try to get straightened out. He also had some suc
cess in getting us moving in that direction.
Failed Purposes
I hope we can agree on the above. If so, we have
done step one in the DUGA process.
Now we will face step two:
What kills the thetan more than anything else is a
failed purpose .
Knowledge about Goals and Purposes and what
they do to a thetan is very valuable knowledge in
deed. A thetan who knows about these things is
much better equipped to handle problems in life.
Real problems in life are purposes and counterpurposes. When you have a mass of purposes and
counterpurposes opposing each other, you have a
problems mass.
The only reason a thetan fails in achieving his

purposes is because he winds up in counterpurposes.

Now just take a look at what you did with your
own purposes to get disentangled from the mess
(Goals Problem Mass) you wound up in. Do you
have a failed purpose in the area? If you do, it is
only because you did not have a way to achieve
those purposes that was workable for you.
Now next question: Who is to blame for your
failure to achieve the purposes?
If you blame Hubbard or your Scn Auditor or the
Cof$ or somebody else, you are really doing all
you can to get stuck in a failed purpose on the
subject. Whenever you create somebody else than
yourself as source for your failures, you are suc
cessfully creating a mass o f problems that pre
vents you to attain your goal.
Congratulations! You have done it again.
It could be said that LRH did not successfully
create a bridge that took you all the way to OT.
It could be said that he claimed to create a bridge
to take you all the way to full OT.
The Road to truth
What he did, however, is that he got you started
on the road to truth. And if you are any kind of
being, you should be able to not fall into the trap
of blaming anybody else than yourself for not
arriving where you wanted to go.
It could be said that it is suppressive to give
somebody a goal without also giving him a way
to walk towards that goal.
I do not want to make excuses for Hubbard. I
seriously doubt that he would like me to make
excuses for him.
I also do not want to allow you to be excused.
After all you are already an OT in many ways.
You are OT in the ability to create GPMs that
mess you up. You are OT in blaming other en
tities for your failures. You are OT in creating
yourself as something less than an OT.

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You have managed to create yourself as a human

being who only lives one short lifetime on planet
Earth. And you have possibly been very much
OT in making yourself believe that you are only
human.
Road to truth
If you have exteriorized and remember it, you
have attained the dream o f the Bodhi. You have
become aware o f not being human. You have
connected up with your beingness as a spiritual
being a thetan.
That is a big step on the road to truth. The road to
truth leads towards your own true self. Your own
true self does not need anybody to blame for your
failures.
Your own true ethics not blam e Hubbard for hav
ing given too little help. Your own true self
will be very grateful, indeed, for the help you
have received from LRH and his technology.
Your own true self will look at the Cof$ and rec
ognize that you can no longer get any help from
that organization, as it is today an out-ethics
organization and thus cannot deliver in-tech. It
cannot any more assist you to m ove forward on
the road to truth.

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more) of these organizations and get busy conti

nuing towards the goal, instead of sitting there
playing other games that will give you new
failures and more masses to get stuck in.
Religion
We never played any small game in SCN.
SCN is just a small game inside the bigger game
called Religion on this planet.
SCN did not change the basic philosophy o f reli
gion. It only added a technology to it that can be
used to achieve a lot o f the goals and purposes of
religion. When you start working on these higher
goals and purposes you arc revitalizing yourself
as a thetan and OT.
Ron never really tried to make you the human
being become an OT. It was only the true self
he could make an OT out of.
The biggest misunderstood in the Cof$ is and
was that the first dynamic can be made into an
OT. The human nature" of yours Ls very much
the effect of Matter, Energy, Space and Time.
The Bodhi-nature (i.e. the true self or thetan)
exists outside o f the MEST universe and does not
have to be the effect of matter, energy, space and
time.

The best that organization can do today is give a

new person that is getting in contact with it a
hope that he can get untangled from the GPMmess he is in.

Step one is to have the goal of getting untangled

from the energies and masses o f the reactive mind
(uncontrolled mind it was called in Buddhism).

They can give him this goal. But that organiza

tion cannot help that new individual along on the
road to truth the way you once were assisted by
it.

Step three is to continue to make progress in this

direction despite obstacles (like the organization
one belonged to going out ethics, etc..)

Somebody else has to step in here and assist

those individuals if they are ever going to get a
chance o f arriving enough far down the road to
truth to be able to continue on together with some
other guys like you and me.
Out o f the ashes o f the CofS a lot o f free zone or
ganizations have grown up. Some of those organ
izations have made it and can deliver a much
higher standard o f technology than could ever be
done in the CofS.
If you want to continue and get your case untan
gled, you had better connect up with one (or

Step two is to make progress in this direction.

One step on the road is to have attained exteriori

zation and then an Int/Ext RD, so one can con
tinue.
Another step (much later, which could be called
OT 8 or the end o f Auditing ) is to become so
much cause over your mind that you no longer
need to use the E-meter to progress on the road to
truth.
On the road to OT 8 you have to become a very
good Auditor or you will never be able to become
cause over the mind, which is an important step.

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The Missing Biography
b y Frank Gordon, USA

W hat we Have
There are currently three major biographies o f the
life of L. Ron Hubbard. Barefaced Messiah by
Russell Miller, Madman or Messiah by Bent Corydon
and A Piece o f Blue Sky by Jon Atack. As
excellent as these are from the standpoint o f per
sonal quirks (incidentally, an astrologer could
have a field day with his Neptune, Venus, Sun
pattern), and organizational and financial man
ipulations, they miss something, which to my
mind, as a former research biochemist, is o f pri
mary importance.
W hat is M issing
In Data Series 10: The Missing Scene, Ron
states: The biggest omitted data would be the
whole scene. And "When the scene is missing
one has to study what the scene is supposed to
consist of, not ju st more random data about it
The scene Im talking about is: How did he do it?
What habits of thought and approach lay in back
of the enormous output o f discoveries and tech
niques? What methods did he use to plow
through a welter of confusions and sort out the
certainties?

be thanked in the ashtray and immediately began

to laugh. That was it.
Reviewing this, I noted that his comm was very
clear and conceptual and that what he had asked
me to do was to grant beingness to the other end
of the comm line (which I had not been doing).
He had accurately spotted what was missing and
directed my attention to it.
The Goal
Give a man a fish; he will eat for a day. Teach a
man how to fish: he will eat for a lifetime. Give
a man a rote technique, and he can do one routine
thing. Guide that man to the well spring and
source of that technique, and ? How d i d Ron
catch all those big fish?
That's The Missing Biography.

Anyone who has been involved in research into

an unknown area, can appreciate the total fog one
faces. There are no texts; ju st a hope that one can
develop a sensible search pattern with some good
heuristics (rule of thumb, or guides to discovery,
in lit. Greek: "a good nose.)
Here is a background scene of great importance,
and the possibility o f gaining data about it is
rapidly vanishing with the inevitable demise of
those who were participants.
A Personal E xperience
At a Congress, doing Tone 40 on an ashtray, I
was plowing in. Ron came up, put his hand on
my shoulder and said, Put the thought in that
ashtray that it wants to be thanked. I put an
image o f a puppy wagging his tail and wanting to

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On Clear Thinking
By Robert Ross, U SA

I would like to thank David M ayo for throwing a

great deal o f light on the unclear subject o f the
nature of clear in his Essay in IVy, issue one.
M ayos essay opens the door for a new look at
what we have been attempting to do by clearing
people. I had assumed that everyone had my own
goal for auditing people, viz. to bring about sane
or clear thinking . I thought that once sane think
ing was achieved with enough people we would
have a world free o f war and insanity. Why did I
think this?
Identity Thinking
In April 1950, I read Alfred Korzybskis (A K s)
book on General Semantics (GS) entitled Science
and Sanity. This book describes how the use or
misuse of language can affect the thinking of both
speaker and listener. For example, AK dis
covered, that ordinary uncritical use o f the verb is
as in the statem ent John is a good boy has the
potential to establish in the mind o f both speaker
and listener total equality o f identity between
John and good boy for the statement leaves out all
other characteristics o f John known and un
known. AK called this identity thinking.1AK
maintained that a sane world, without insanity
and war, could be achieved by teaching people to
non-identify when they said or read statements
implying identity between different things. AK
developed a number o f mental exercises to en
hance non-identity type thinking.
AK tried to say, it Ls not enough to ask whether
the person one is listening to or reading is telling
the truth, or thinks he is telling the truth. One
must also be aware that no matter how hard one
tries to tell the truth, the whole truth and nothing

but the truth, it is not possible to do so. Something

is always left out.
AK emphasized that two of the major tilings left
out ordinarily are when and where. When you talk
of mother for example, do you distinguish always
between mother (1930) and mother (1991), or be
tween mother (happy) and mother (sad) or
(angry).
In May 1950, one month later, I read in Astound
ing Science Fiction, since renamed Analog
Science-Fact Science-Fiction, an article by L.
Ron Hubbard, entitled Dianetics the Evolution of
a Science (DEOS). In that magazine article, since
republished as a book, LRH said, Know your
General Semantics? Well, same organization only
we take all the perceptics and we show where the
meaning of each perceptic originates and why
Man cant non-identify with ease and aplomb so
long as he has engrams. The footnote at the bot
tom of the page in recent editions leaves out
LRHs acknowledgment of source other than
himself.
LRH discovered that even when people think they
have poor memories that their memory records in
clude recordings of moments of injury, loss, pain
and or unconsciousness and what led up to them.
LRH found that recordings of perceptions associ
ated with moments of pain and or unconsciousness
are tabbed as records of tilings to be avoided.
He further found that the deeper the unconscious
ness the more the mind identifies rather than just
associates sensory perceptions with pain and un
consciousness as things to be avoided.
This is the survival side of identity thinking. E.g.
The monkey who identifies every sound similar

Identity thinking, abbreviated A = A \ may be defined as thinking and acting as though things or people sim ilar in som e
respect o r respects are the sam e in another o r all other respects.

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to that caused by a lion, as a lion, and scrambles

up the nearest tree, lives longer.
It was soon apparent, that running engrams often
cleared up the identity thinking underlying a psy
chosis or psychosomatic illnesses, after which the
psychosis or illness vanished. AKs non-identity
drills were far less effective in severe cases, and
even when effective, took much longer.
The good results of engram running and proce
dures to straighten out time and space confusions
caused Korzybskis formulations and exercises to
be lost sight of, even by people who knew about
them. Ron implied, that if we cleared out enough
engrams we would clear out all sources o f ident
ity thinking (aberration) and thus produce fully
sane individuals. However, over the years it has
become apparent not only that clear of this life
engrams was not an end point, but that clearing
did not necessarily produce fully sane thinking.
Allness Thinking
People are trapped today in the Cof$ despite or
even because of having run lots of engrams, and
so of having been relieved o f one trouble or an
other. They have been trapped by a form o f ident
ity thinking called ALLNESS thinking.
ALLNESS thinking is basically either-or, blackwhite Aristotelean two-valued logical thinking,
rather than non-Aristotelean multi-valued grad
ient scale or shades of gray type thinking. If you
are not totally for me, you arc my enemy and
against me. If you are friendly to one person I de
clare to be an enemy, you are my enemy. An in
dividual can trap him self by thinking, I have
been relieved of a severe and crippling pain in the
zorch through auditing as I was told would hap
pen by a member of the church. Therefore, I trust
the church and believe ALL they tell me.
Traps
Believing one untrue statement ju st because it is
stated by a trusted person is enough to enslave an
individual if the untrue statement is Trust me, I
have all the answers you need. or, I have the
road to total freedom and nobody else does. or,
Its dangerous out there, there are lots of
enemies, youre safe only here.
Clear high IQ thinking is a lot easier to achieve

when identity thinking is not held in place with

pain and unconsciousness. Unfortunately, clear
thinking does not take place automatically when
the pain and unconsciousness have been deleted. It
is still necessary to educate the dear. As Ron put
it, A cleared cannibal is not automatically an
Einstein, though he may have the potentialities to
be an Einstein. A d e a r still needs to learn the
pitfall of language and how to avoid them when
receiving and evaluating data from others. We
know that misunderstanding the meaning of a
word, can block understanding until the meaning
of that word is cleared up with the help of a dic
tionary. Similarly other pitfalls of language can
cause misunderstandings that need to be cleared
up.
Word Meanings
For example, A knowledge of GS led me to the
discovery that there are words whose meaning in
a passage cannot be determined by looking that
word up in a dictionary because the meaning of
such words changes with context. The word for
example can change meaning in every sentence.
I recommend the Nul-A novels of A.E. Van Vogt,
as a fun way to get an introduction to GS. Lan
guage in Thought and Action by S.I. Hayakawa is
a good college level text book on GS. I myself
have recently completed writing a series of
games to introduce children to GS. These games
can also be used by adults.
I recommend that clears whether keyed out or
run out, study GS to become familiar with the
pitfalls of language and then engage in a Pleasure
Moment co-audit to review all the conscious
moments of this lifetime. This will enable them
to review and clarify many things they did not
fully understand at the time they occurred which
they have not already reviewed. Consciously re
viewing the ordinary moments of ones life also
enables one to modify or cancel out past deci
sions. This can clarify thinking on all dynamics.
Pleasure moment processing also lends itself to
scanning for beliefs one has accepted unquestioningly
, from parents, books or peers.

Copyright (c) by B. Robert Ross, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED

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Clear Again
By Robert Ducharm e1, USA

Re the article C L E A R by D avid M ayo

Ive noticed that there seems to be some confu
sion and disagreem ent about what the state of
clear consists of.

past incident. And so in that sense, a d e a rs en

tire past track is available to him, though it may
take a well trained auditor to get him to run se
lected parts.

Let me try my hand at bringing some order to that

confusion.

How I achieved clear

In my own case I was for years vacillating back
and forth as to whether I was clear or not. Id feel
good and Id say I was clear; Id feel bad and Id
invalidate it. Then I took the Pro Trs course in
1981. As I was doing the wall of clay the
clay demos for that course it all came clear. I
realized that I hadnt been clear after all, but that
I'd now finally made it. I had continuing cogni
tions for a month after that, not the least of which
was that it was now safe to have OT abilities. It
also finally dawned on me what the PDC lectures
were all about. Whereas before this point I was
awed by the complexities and magical mystique
of it all, I now felt a one ness with it, as though
this is what Ron had been talking about all the
time.

Definition
The state o f clear is not an at effect state as
Davids article seems to imply. As the definition
says, a clear is able to be at cause over mental
MEST on the first dynamic. In other words, one is
cause over his own mind. Therefore, engrams no
longer in chronic restim ulation" would be more of
a release state.
Clear, on the other hand, would be a state where
one would at last assume cause over his reactive
mind by assuming responsibility for it. Its an ac
tive state, not a passive one. So here is a finite
point at which we can say that non clear ends and
clear begins the point o f assumption of respon
sibility.
Now a clear may choose not to take responsibility
for some o f his bank, but that is a decision based
on personal preference. A clear can be aberrated
if he wants to. That does not alter the fact that he
knows the makeup o f the bank and can rise above
it if he so chooses. A sim ple release does not have
this capability.
Eidetic recall
A clear may or may not have eidetic recall, but
DMSMH to my knowledge never mentioned that
word. A clear is above any service fac he might
have which might inhibit his ability to address a

To this day I feel that clear is the most important

single step in a persons life.
Western religions and clear
An amusing sidelight to this is an observation
Ive made about western religions. They have a
state of clear-on-a-via". This is the state
whereby they let God take full responsibility for
their banks. And so consequently they do feel a
kind of euphoria. And because theyve placed
their service facs in the hands o f God of course
their lives straighten out to some degree. They also
make it safe for God to be OT. Well, at least their
God is clear.

Robert D ucharm e is cl. IV, AA7+. H e got started in Scientology in Orlando in 1970. Was staff m ember at the St. Louis
Org from 74 to 77. At present part tim e (soon to be full time) practitioner of scientology as well as Idenics. IV ys Ed.

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The Route to Not OT
By Palle Pilgaard Pedersen, Denmark

The editor invites for critical articles. Okay. On

page 33 in IVy 1 he wrote that one can get ex
tremely good results by solo auditing and co-auditing
or on even trying an auditing command
out for size . Well, well, the terrible fact is that
the editor started in Scientology in 1954, so by
now he has had 37 years o f trying out for size,
and his case is still 99.9% intact. So what can the
intelligent reader deduce from that??? (But the
editor sure is good to make magazines.)
I agree more with Leonard Dunn (IVy 1, p.30)
where he wrote its a criminal act not to have
the Grades done by a fully trained and competent
auditor (ever heard about utopia?). I myself got
350 hours of student auditing in 76-77. That was
fine training in patience and jumping engrams all
over the track, sometimes. In 1980 I finally de
cided to buy professional auditing and with 350
hours more I got Dianetic Clear and Grade IV re
lease.
OT abilities.
I got excellent case gains all the way up. On OT5 I
experienced I could see my arm moving as a
glowing energy field with my eyes closed. It
lasted for about 60 seconds. On OT5 I had a very
competent NOTs auditor who had been trained by
LRH earlier. With that kind of gains I was dumb
enough to pay DKK 4,500.- per hour (GBP 410,
USD 690) in the C o fS .
Later when I was on AA7 I audited some PC s on
Grades, and to my surprise I quite often knew
what the PC would answer to the auditing com
mand before the PC knew it himself. That was
exiting days of OT abilities.
The Truth!
Leonard Dunn writes that OT1 to 7 gave very
good gains. I can only agree with him. In Ivy 1,
p.3 Dunn writes: It has always been desirable to
tell the truth, but seldom if ever necessaty. So
nobody should tell Dunn the truth: OT1 to 7

doesnt work! Oh yes they sure give big gains

(for a small thetan everything looks big) but the
case that really matters is utterly and completely
untouched by OT Levels. An OT7, or even a socalled caseless OS16 still has 99.9% of his case
intact. (My guess is that people suffering from
caselessnitis can be cured with the process:
Spot a denyer in your case. But maybe that's
too brutal.)
So if Dunn doesnt hurry to get the remaining
99.9% of his case handled he may find himself
being Life Repair candidate in his next lifetime,
not knowing that he is supposed to be AA7.
This lifetime he only knows he is AA7 because
when he read the AA7 Course Pack it said AA7"
on the front cover. And his present body remem
bers it for him.
Endless case gains.
In the old PR materials LRH once said something
like: Its amazing how much case gain there is
available for a person. That of course sells better
than the more true statement of the same: The
road out Ls very long, especially if one uses the
OT levels (or A A or OS levels) which are surely
not the way out. Just ask any OT7, AA7 or OS 16
(who is not in the sales department or hasnt pos
tulated eternal group solidarity...).
The best Tech I have tried so far is the Tech made
by Irene Mumford. So good that I now run a mini
Dianasis Center in Copenhagen. The disadvant
age of Dianasis is that it opens the real case. And
that can sometimes be very unpleasant. So its
fully understandable why most people avoid this
case area, going around in circles with interesting
significances and getting no place ... for ... was it
37 years?
And Dunn still writes about his case gains from
the 1950's. Sounds like persisting gains? Well, an
is-ness persists because of a lie!!! I mean: True
as-is-ness doesn't leave persisting case gains!!!?

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It wouldnt surprise me if Dunns case gains stems

from implants only. Little does he know. (God
help me if Dunn and the editor has no sense o f hu
mour. Actually I enjoy reading their articles.)
Irene wrote the following in Dianasis Part 1:
Start getting interested in the (Between Lives)
Implant and there is some very interesting stuff,
and you go around the wheels. You get all those
people with their lovely theories about the whole
track. The Marcab Confederacy, the Galactic Pat
rol and all the rest o f it and you know they
ploughed into the implant material. They are buy
ing rubbish ... forget it. Its an absolute trap. Poor
Bill & Co. Anyway I like Bills OS Levels far
more than the C o f $ 1 OT2 Levels, and even C of
$ OT Levels are a good deal better than certain
other things.
Exterior with full perceptions.
I had a good laugh when I read Ivy 3, p. 12. O.J.
Roos writes that LRH wrote None of the pcs
ever left Flag without being exterior with full per
ception and We can make top auditors in three
weeks". And then Roos adds: Patently untrue and
completely absurd. W ell, Ross, this is not entirely
true, because I have been to Flag one time. And I
have been exterior (to the C of $) ever since,
with full perceptions (of the true scene) ... so
Rons words are true enough ...
The big value of LRHs tech is it clearly demon
strates it is possible to do something including
cheating everybody but also that there is hope
we can solve the old unsolvable problems
which place us in a persisting M EST Universe
whether we want it or not.
O.J. Roos (Ivy 3, p. 12) writes that "we/he got
through! He doesnt say W HAT he got through
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in a body is about as low as one can get. And as

far as I know Roos is still a thetan in a body. Not
very promising. To put it mildly. Any comments?
I wont mention all the PR in 78 about NOTs,
where David Mayo talked about: Transparent
body, answers to where do we come from, where
do we go to, what more is there to know etc. etc.
Nice fairy tales.
The morale of the story is: Never trust anyone. If
they are in a body there is something awfully
wrong. But get moving. We will reach OT sooner
or later.
LRH, a g e n iu s or a cheater?
Well, who cares? (Besides those with mania for
vast significance collection ad infinitum. But
okay, it can as-is some stops). The only thing that
really matters is: Get your case as-ised. But for
your own sake: Use a Tech that works.
Lets get some more stuff in Ivy about OT re
search and abilities. I get so nicely keyed out
when reading about the free side o f the barrier to
OT". While I work inside the barrier to take it
down. The joke is: Its you who create it, and
right now. But it takes a hell o f confront and work
to take the upper level stuff down. I mean, I
havent seen any o f you guys yet able to vibrate
your body up to light and teleport it to some
place else. You are still far too stuck in your totally
fixated postulates. Me too.
But a little humour and unseriousness about what
we are doing might unfix some o f them. I think.
By the way, I dont know how long my center
will be mini. In just September 91 there was 11
persons on my telephone, saying they would start
at once or soon on Dianasis. Great!

C o f $ = Church of $cietnology

OT = O perating Thetan. But there are those who say it means Old and Tired.

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Regular Columns
Classic Com ment
B y Terry E. Scott, England

Its not the same!

Some o f the simplest pieces of tech are the most
powerful, and such is the case with differentia
tion. It is to mind and spirit as early morning exer
cise is to the body.
Light yet effective differentiation can be run in
solo mode without a meter. It can be practised in
harmony with another activity, typically when
one is walking through town or countryside yet
has some attention to spare.
Differentiation, employed without undue for
mality, also works on people who have never
heard of the tech. And it runs well in a formal
auditing session. Further, it can be used as a light
assist.
Here is the essence o f the technique: Notice two
similar objects, and spot a difference between
them.
The process can be enhanced easily enough. First,
spot not merely one but several differences be
tween items. Second, begin with terminals that
are not very similar then, later in the session,
discover items that are very similar indeed at first
glance.
One will come to know when to quit on one ter
minal and so on to another. A meter is not necess
ary.
Through a concentrated session o f knowing dif
ferentiation, a being becomes more aware of his
surroundings, others and himself. Logic and intui-

tion may expand as side benefits, for computation

requires comparison and association.
Association noticing similarities is of
course a part of any games condition, but many
beings do too much of this and too little inten
tional differentiation.
I re-discovered differentiation a few years ago
when I used to do two and half hours train travel
every day. Hmm... Notice that light fitting and
the one thats a yard away from it: the one on the
left has its lamp on fine; theres a scratch on
the shade of the right-hand one okay; oh, they
are that much space apart very good! Notice
those two windows... All done non-verbally, in
fact, sheer lookingness.
In passing, differentiation manages to accomplish
locational processing on a self-audit basis. Dif
ferentiation would make it possible to snap one
self out of any non-optimum condition. Above all,
stable gains are possible in the present.
Differentiation is one of the lightest yet most
powerful right in the here and now techniques
available.

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K em ps Colum n
A f Ray Kemp, USA

The Trouble is (2)

T he tro u b le i s . ..
T he b o d y o f kn o w le d g e th at w e each to som e
g reater o r le sse r d eg ree h av e p artak en , is so
fa r reach in g , so fa r e n c o m p a ssin g , th at w e do
not realize w hat w e have.
A T o u ch A ssist, b a d ly d o n e, is M ag ic to th e
b y stan d er at an accident.
O ne lectu re fro m th e S tudy m aterials, w ill be
taken as a P H D level n ew th esis in E d u catio n
if presen ted ev en slig h tly accu rately .
T he em o tio n al T o n e S cale req u ires a 3 y e a r
U niversity C o u rse to b e a b so rb e d b y the
averag e P sy ch o lo g y S tudent.
W hen an A rch b ish o p p reach ed a se rm o n at
St. Pau ls C ath ed ral an d receiv ed ap p lau se,
few realized th a t h e w as te a c h in g th e A R C
T riangle.

T he goal o f S cientology is the m aking o f the

individual cap able o f living a b etter life in his
ow n estim ation and w ith his fello w s and p la
ying o f a b etter g a m e
or again.:

O ne ten th o f th e D ata S eries, h a s stra ig h te n e d

out tw o M ulti M illio n D o lla r B usin esses.

Y o u r p o ten tialities are a g re at deal b etter

than anyone ev e r perm itted y o u to b e lie v e .

R esponses from m y b o o k H a n d b o o k o f the

G ods (y es th is is a c o m m e rc ia l), ran g e from
T his is equal to th e B o o k o f M o rm o n , to
W as it c h a n n e le d ? . W h at it is, is a w h i m s y
b ased o n a few sim p le th o u g h ts th at an y s tu
d en t o f L R H w o u ld h av e h e a rd i f n o t
understood.

The trouble i s . . .

Som e o f u s run aro u n d like ch ic k e n s w ith

their th etan s cu t o ff arg u in g a b o u t h ow best
to beco m e O T , so th at they can q u it the
H um an R ace, n e v e r un d erstan d in g that:

Som e o f us sit w ith a huge nugget o f G old in

our laps, one sm all piece o f w hich is w orth a
K in g s R ansom , and w e argue o v er w h at sort
o f a w rap p er should w e put it in.
O ur new book You Live a s y o u Think, (w hat
an o th er C om m ercial?), ends w ith the phrase
W alk in C om fort and G ood H e alth .
All qu o tes are by L. Ron H ubbard.

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N ew Realities
By Mark Jones, USA

Judgement
We may hear admonitions from time to time to
not be judgemental, that it is not spiritual to judge.
Yet we know that without using good judgement,
we will encounter failures and setbacks in life.
How docs one resolve this apparent paradox?
In one sense, most o f peoples and the worlds
problems stem from people being judgemental.
This is viewing others and their activities through
fixed opinions or beliefs, that essentially cate
gorize them, often with an inferior or bad conno
tation. Thus we see C ro a ts fighting Serbs, trying
to destroy each other because of the other being
judged to be bad people, or as bad because of hav
ing ancestors who allegedly perpetrated harmful
acts. The categorization of public as wogs or raw
meat, or dissenters as SPs and fair game by
members of the C of S, or the similar labelling by
religious groups of disbelievers as heretics or
agents o f the devil are examples in which individ
uals view others through fixed beliefs that they
are inferior or bad. We see it occurring between
ethnic groups, and in prevalent male attitudes to
ward women. In the so called independent field,
we see it in the intolerance of others selected
paths of exploration and a my way is the only
true way attitude, which mocks having a truely
independent view point
Yet careful observations and evaluation o f condi
tions and circumstances are essential elements for
success in life. However, observation and evalu

ation through fixed viewpoints Ls invariable

skewed, and becomes judgemental. It makes it
impossible to truly duplicate and in a sense
become one with that which is being observed or
considered.
As long as individuals hold fixed or limiting be
liefs about themselves, and their own inade
quacies, they will tend to project these on to
others and to be judgemental. This will bring
about distorted observations, evaluations, intoler
ance and lack of success. Only by identifying and
eliminating beliefs can individuals become com
petent observers and evaluators. As they do, their
path to success will becomes easier and more
joyful.

If you want to write to any author, send to us, Box 78, DK-2800 Lyngby, and we will
forward. If you have a comment on an article, you can also send to us for publication.
Ed.

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Philosophical Considerations
B y Todde Salen, Sweden

Nostradamus Prophecies and the Second

Empire
Many people are interested in the American and
the French Revolutions (1772 and 1789). So am I
(as I happened to loose m y life in France at that
time - 1792).
I recently read a very good book about the French
Revolution. I learned some very interesting things
about it. One such interesting tiling was that there
were huge amounts o f people, who participated
in both these two revolutions. O f the famous (his
torical) persons we had from the USA both
Thomas Pain and Thomas Jefferson (later became
president o f the U.S.A.) and from France la
Fayette and Talleyrand.
In the prophecy o f M ichael deNostre Dame (Nos
tradamus) these two incidents in the history o f the
western civilisation are called the two sisters that
were bom 16 years apart and he also mentioned
that the greater sister would come to rule the
world using freedom as source o f Power.
From a m odem buddhistic viewpoint, these two
revolutions established the second Empire (the
empire o f Understanding and free communication
or ITSA as it was called by LRH). Already Jesus
Christ and Gautama Siddhartha talked a lot about
this other kingdom that would once become es
tablished on this planet. Well here we have our
modem western civilisation, that today is con
quering the world by demand for its democratic
and free enterprise systems (just like the Roman
Empire once was demanded because o f it's Pax
Romana .) Thus it definitely fits the description
of the second Empire o f old prophets.
The new religion
What Nostradamus had to say more about the fu
ture of religion on this planet was that a New Sect
of Thinkers (philosophers) would get their philos

ophy started at the time when "the grave of the

Great Roman (St. Paul) was discovered in the
month of April (which would mark the year this
would happen) and the grave would be found to
have been poorly built".
Well, in April 1939 the grave o f St. Paul was dis
covered in Rome and the entrance was half de
stroyed, because o f poor construction. I hope that
everybody who reads this knows that the book
Excalibur was completed by LRH in the year
1939, but never properly printed and published.
However later on according to LRH, most of the
materials o f his book Excalibur has appeared in
the "OT-levels and other places.
So we have been able to trace the establishment
of the second Empire as well as the first seeds for
the third Empire (being the new Religion which
would develop out of the "sect of thinkers, whose
teaching shall be improved).
There is a lot of contributions needed from many
people to get this "show on the road. Antony
Phillips is making one such contribution (I be
lieve and hope) by publishing IVy and thus crea
ting a comm-line, which can be used by people,
who arc taking responsibility for the spiritual he
ritage, that exists on this planet, to be taken care

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of and developed further to fulfill the goals and
purposes of Mankind.
Auditing Technology
The primary responsibility for each one o f us is to
take advantage of the technology of Auditing
(Live Meditation) to put our feet on the road to
OT (the road to truth) and at the same time learn
ing to know the technology well enough to de
liver it to others.
You have to learn to deliver it to others also. It is
not enough to receive it for yourself. Because you
are not basically a 1st Dynamic being. You are an
8-dynamics being (an OT). An 8D-being can
never benefit in the long run only through his ID
(which after all only lasts about 70 years).
Thus it is time for each one of us to start to take
some active responsibility for the future of our
own self (our 8D-self) and the societies and 3rd
dynamics we live in.
It is not always fun to do the ethical things one
Ls supposed to do. But in the long run, you get the
most enjoyment and happiness if you follow this
road. It has been paved by many wise men who
started walking it long before you or I started in
this lifetime. It is quite a comfortable road right
now, compared to what it has been. But it still re

quires lots of patience and an earnest mind that is

willing to grant beingness to others to move signi
ficantly on this road.
The important thing is not to say the right words
or believe the right beliefs. The importance Ls on
getting active in learning to apply the technology
to oneself and others (i.e. to speak the right ac
tions in the language of actions).
P.S. Both Gautama (Buddha) and Jesus told their
pupils that many were called, but few were
chosen, just like LRH did. People who do not in
volve themselves in the religious activities, do not
understand that it is the individual himself that Ls
doing all the choosing, even if the group is doing
most of the calling. As a matter o f fact you are
choosing yourself to be one of the chosen ones
by your actions. In this case you will select your
self to be chosen by training yourself to be a
clever Auditor (Meditor) and then act as one.
Those actions are all the actions you need to take
some huge leaps closer to the truth on the road to
truth. But you will not be able to take these huge
leaps in one afternoon. They take time. They re
quire patience and a will to learn and help.

Patience and tranquility o f mind contribute more to

cure our distempers as (sic) the whole art o f medicine.
30th March 1787, Written (in English) by Mozart in
his English teachers visitors book

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Letters to Editor
On IVy 1
From Ulla Nygaard, D enm ark

Dear Editor,
I am overwhelmed! This is actually the reason for
my not accepting your invitation to forward my
impressions o f the new magazine immediately
upon the receipt. I have too much to say about it! 1
read it the same day from p .1 right through to p.34
then I got the creeps from p.35 (earlier sim i
lar...!).
My first idea was to write something about ants
inspired by the Editors really funny leader W el
come .
Ants are very busy, diligent, social creatures
which also goes for our Ant, but there all resem
blance ends.
I dont like ants, really, too many of them and arc
they not programmed slaves, very serious about it
to that? W hereas our Ant is a playful human
being, versatile in his identities, and with the free
spirit of a true scientologist!
I am sure his eccentric approach to this big enter
prise, the IVy, is ju st right in its postulate not
too heavy and outlined but pointing unmistakably
towards his aim.
So much for ants. For the rest of the issue: I have
attended to two se. conferences, one in Paris and
one in Copenhagen (Bella Centeret), both guided
by the Church and I decided I was of a wrong
vintage or something else wrong so I would not
try again. As I have made no friends so far
amongst the new people I have seen no reason to
turn up to any o f their conferences either.

Though, after finding nine different authors of ar

ticles and columns in this first issue o f IVy whom
I would indeed appreciate to meet and listen to, I
will take up this decision on se. conferences into
new consideration!
David Mayos discourse on the phenomenon of
Clear gave me sort of a cognition as I just at this
time in 1978 struggled with A rc-B reaks on
everybody going Clear, and my constant m is
emotions about the absurd promises made about
this state and what I could see with my own
eyes. I even got myself plus several hundred kilos
of my act to Flag to find out what went wrong (I
got tricked to attest by a very charming auditor
who laughed me into it). I suspect the real why
was my very much unwanted open mindedness
spotting the circumstances D.M. reveals.
Follows an admirable personality under disguise a
professor dissecting a well known doctrine of
Rons. Why did I not think of this before? I love
his grey w o lf' doctrine and the resulting cooper
ation from m ans best friend"!
I always secretly wondered, if the Guardians
were really angels as they pictured themselves or
rather some kind of torpedoes, arousing upset
and hostility in ordinary people (condescendingly
named as wogs).
Mr. Scotts critical mind speaks right to my own
heart. One of my first attractions to Ron was his
saying, Truth is only what is true to you or
something to this end.

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Editors quote on regular columns I will answer
with yes, please if they are o f Mr. Scotts stand
ard.
The RK-column gets me to consider to forgive
(but not forget) p.35: A beautiful bouquet of
flowers from Rons garden!
Mark Jones Belief Systems is ju st what I got as
my most spectacular result from my best auditing
on Flag the L10 (I could never afford any of the
other Ls). Coming home my postulates would ful
fill so smoothly I hardly knew 1 had made them
which brings me to Mr. Ross dissertation on Re
leases.
Evidently, conditions in life cannot be stable; life
lived shows that factum. But a little brush-up on
the case and it will glitter with the same bright
ness quite easily maybe only due to a single word
at the right time. Thank you for the precise data
Mr. Ross!
And for dear Todde (whom I regret not to know
personally either). The ekumenian [ecumenical]
movement always had my sympathy. Toddes
system of classifying the religions is most helpful
to get closer to an understanding of the dif
ferences and how to evaluate them. A does not
equal A, one prayer is not as pious as another but
still the mere fact of man acknowledging spiritual
guidance in life has a value in itself. That other
men with more or less evil intentions take advant
age of his believes is not the fault o f their religion.
We have a very nearby example and another is
the noble faith of the Muslims, their religion a
cradle of much of the best in our civilisation and
now so terribly misused (I did not get the meaning
of Todde's triangles maybe I could get a lead
some other time).
Mr. Roos on Identities and Tech I almost liked
the best. I just got acquainted with the Indian
teacher Krishnamurti whose extraordinary life
and teachings reveal a world of new aspects on
the truth in life. At least at first glance they do not
really appeal to me but as far as I know he is the

first real big Guru-teacher, who deliberately

dissolved his society and dismissed his disciples
telling them no other person but they themselves
could do anything to enlighten them. To follow a
person or the bids of a religion was to stay in the
trap of relying on something outside yourself,
keeping you f r e e for ever. What ethics! Mr.
Roos tells us the same in other words, Be your
own stable datum !
As a Finale Grande follows Mr. Dunns review
of A Piece o f Blue Sky by Jon Atack (could that
possibly be his real name? If so his attitude could
be more explainable)!
Many so-called critics have a rather ignorable
amount of ARC and get hated by their victims
the authors.
I wonder how Mr. Atack now feels about this
critic of his because I seldom read a more deadly
slaughtering expressed with more caring and un
derstanding!
I totally agree with Mr. Dunn on the necessity of
pros taking care of the lower grades properly.
Should I choose anything I experienced in my
huge amount of sc. processing it should be the
Grades. They handled all my garbage-load and set
me free to follow my initial intention to try to
heighten my level of awareness.
I will not forget the session where I suddenly real
ized that my grandmother was dead, stark-dead,
non-existent for many years; / had won. I was still
alive! What a big hurray!
Back to Mr. Dunn and his conclusive quote, It
has always been desirable to tell the truth but sel
dom if ever necessary. This was the final blow to
poor Mr. Atack on his attacks on Ron! One o f the
most entertaining and exhausting reviews ever to
fall in my hands!
Dear Editor,
Did I like your baby? Yes, I did and I look for
ward to the next one. But, please, get yourself a
pro for the cover! The Ivy is a good idea but the

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cover leaf is so pallid I did not recognize it for an
ivy which is dark, rich in colour, and strong in
fabric and outline. I dont take to the graphic
either and the back-side is a disaster. And what on
earth is the picture at the bottom o f the front?
Black magic from an earlier life of Mr. Dunne?

Or a small devil fallen on his stomach, right hand

in the air to stop you? Could it possibly be a selfportrait on your feelings when finishing this first
issue?

Com m ents on A ntony P h illip s article: C A N and a Succes Story

From Irwin Simon, USA

What it seems to do is an either/or premise about the Church o f Scientology while omitting the possi
bility that there can be both good and adverse aspects of the organization. The fact is that any truth,
beneficial ideas or methods used in the C o f $ system are what they are regardless o f any other ques
tionable, criminal activities, or destructive actions of that group.
The Cult Awareness Network (CAN) seems to have positioned themselves (at least covertly) as judge
and jury over all the wisdom in the universe (while really understanding very little about that which
they condemn). I have personal experiences and have done research to verify this.
CAN condemns the entire study of Scientology and would be pleased to wipe out all Scientology prac
tice including all independant systems and their members I have listened to Priscilla Coates Los
Angeles director o f CAN speak and I assure you my deductions are accurate. Most other New Age
movements, and groups are also condemned by CAN, including channeling and most other New Age
religions.
It would seem that CAN'S goal is the eventual elimination of all but a hand full of major religions
especially Catholics and Jews who by the way are directly connected to supporting CAN the Jew
ish faction is more overt about it (document ion available).

Extract o f letter from Tony Jones

Success story?
Dear Anne,
Hi! Thanks for the mag. Its terrific. I was so
pleased to receive such a wonderful surprise it to
tally keyed me out for the rest o f the week. I had
been unconsciously waiting or dreaming of such a
tiling happening since about 1974.
I'd discovered Scientology my own way by acci
dent through various other books. When I first ar

rived at an Org I'd already devoured about 10

books and found personality tests and stats etc.
unreal to my picture of the way the books painted
it.
Anyway I am pleased that it exists, that I have re
ceived it and that you arc there distributing it.
Thanks again for putting a sparkle into life.
Bye for now
Tony, England

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From O.J. Roos, Holland

Dear Antony,
The question whether one prefers reading the
Truth above getting False Data, illusions, is some
thing readers should decide for themselves. At
times lies tend to sound better and dont upset
(false) stable data about a person (LRH) or or
ganization (C of S) one considers one needs to
keep in order to survive. As auditor and C/S, I
state data as it factually occurred. It was quite
amazing to find that this was not appreciated in
parts o f an independent field, which had fought
itself free from earlier repressive sources. Stat
ing the truth of what factually happened was not
only not wanted, it was regarded as natter.
Back in 1985 we had a large meeting of Inde
pendents in Switzerland. I was asked by a Hans
W.Wiesner to be the head lecturer for this Con
vention. He later, 17.10.85, wrote me that to his
astonishment at their last OT meeting, some of us
(the future attendees) considered my (Ottos) de
brief as natter about LRH. He added that it was
still hard for some to leave the illusions which had
been spread about LRH for many years, .etc.
You, yourself, on 29.01.90 also indicated to me
not to write too technical and in m odem nonscientologese, stating that this would be very
much appreciated. You then said that, the m o
ment I mention something bad about Ron, there
arc people who are shaken, react negatively, dig
their heels in, and withdraw their willingness to
perceive". You wrote that you presumed this was,
Because Ron is more their stable datum, etc..
Although you sent me an all sweetness and light
article, written by Leonard Dunn, which only
talked in niceties, you accused me of what basi
cally amounted to PRing LRH". This referred to
an earlier letter o f mine to you in which I only
mentioned the type o f points about LRH which
the church publishes. The Dunn article also had a
disapproving footnote about others who had an

axe to grind, or "wanted to give a negative pic

ture of Ron
etc.. After that I responded by
only sending you the type of info I expected you
wanted to receive, i.e. nice news only. (Of
course I do have lots of very positive data, accu
mulated during years of working next to, and
training, auditing and C/Sing directly under LRH,
some of which data I have also sent you.)
My original Debrief made for Jon Atack back in
Sept 1984 contains many o f the very unpleasant"
points you now state hadnt been mentioned in
my article! Anyone sufficiently courageous to
confront a sometimes apparently unpalatable truth
can get a copy of that Debrief and read it. If hav
ing false stable data, illusions, above knowing
what really happened, is someones right item, it
is certainly not up to me to deny another that
right.
To answer your letter. Many individuals are not
using our inheritances from Ron because they
were never truly trained in them. They often had
to complete a Course in a very few weeks on pen
alty of having to spend large amounts of money in
Cramming and/or Review. Hence they got
through in a hurry. They also often never fully
mastered the data! But with lots of students going
through and, curse of later days!, merely needing
to attest, the field became filled with many only
partially/poorly trained students and the resulting
further increasing numbers of bypassed cases.
Students frequently also had to audit public p c s.
This was asking for trouble. The pcs ended up in
lots of necessary repair and special case hand
ling, paying lots of money, and the students were
sent to Cramming for the goofs. They had vir
tually been set up to make these goofs! They also
had to pay a lot for their necessary Cramming.
It is not surprising that the Tech turned sour.
LRH needed money, oh yes, he needed it badly to
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Scientology and him"! By the above mentioned
practices we got lots and lots o f completions,
long live statistics, combined with huge in
comes from public pcs and cramming students
alike. We also got tons o f completely overt pro
ducts in the form o f poorly trained students, badly
handled pcs, and a field full o f bypassed charge!
LRH received tons o f bad auditing, true. But, es
pecially in the later days he did have class XIIs
able and willing to audit him and correct the thou
sands o f pages o f out lists. However, even the best
auditors cannot handle such a case if they dont
get insight into these lists. After I had C/Sed the
enormous stack o f LRH pc and solo folders, these
folders, as you can see in my Atack Debrief, dis
appeared and have never again been seen. He did
not even permit his folders to be seen by my suc
cessor, David M ayo, during the development of
NOTS. His O ut Ruds/Lists and the rest of his au
diting were never repaired and that was the end of
that! Simple.
During the early to mid sixties, when Ethics and
O T 3 became the top o f the agenda, it is easily
seen what got restim ulated in him. Those present
in SHUK in those days may remember the hor
rible Ethics Orders which came out, (Trevor Bull,
John Lawrence, etc.), condemning people to wan
der in the darkness forever. That was only the be
ginning of a regime which went from bad to
worse. Somebody in great FEAR was protecting
himself. Financial strength, and enslavement of
many hard workers, kept in line by the threat of
losing the Upper Levels, all contributed to this
financial colossus.
That he threw me down the stairs, as you write,
was not quite the case. He threw some serious

punches at me because he refused to accept the

E/Meter reads I had discovered in his folders. The
items concerned had been written down by his
then auditor, Mary Sue Hubbard. His reaction to
the discoveries in his folders was quite violent.
However, the contents of a folder are what they
are. As C/S that is what I went by and had based
my case programming on. As I refused to budge,
it was the end of me on Flag.
The G PM s. The reason GPM s didnt run was
the interference o f Implants and the in the GPM
days unsuspected presence of what later became
known as the NOTS Banks. These same Banks,
by actual research auditing tests, prevented the
LRH OT 8 developments from being run success
fully. Class XII saw the development o f far
deeper reaching Goals techniques which do work.
G PM 's as well as the LRH OT 8 (not the Bill R
and many other versions) could be and were run
after having fu l ly completed NOTS.
As you still have my Atack Debrief, you can look
through it. I personally put the negative experi
ences o f this part of my life behind me a long time
ago and have made very positive use of the plus
points. The years with LRH and the training
helped me in a way nothing has ever done before
or since. I continued from where I left off with
him, leading a very satisfying productive life,
continually enhancing my Tech, Policy, Admin.,
Ethics data by successfully continuing solo audit
ing, & organizing and expanding sound business
ventures with effective well trained staffs.
All the best,
Love (O.J. Roos)

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Letter to the Editor (via a distributor)

From Graham G iles,

Dear Anne,
I believe that Truth is inherently simple, and that
it should therefore be presented simply, in order
to straightwire people with facts about themselves
and life that they already know, but have forgot
ten that they know.
Let us look at the Scn. datum, Happiness is the
overcoming o f not unknown obstacles in pur
suance o f a not unknown goal This is not the
happiness of the Spirit; the Spirit is always per
fectly happy and content no matter what emotions
the self is creating. The reason people feel happy
when they think they are approaching their goals,
is because at this time the ceaseless flow of self driven thoughts and desires thins out substantially
and the underlying joy of the Spirit can then be
glimpsed through it.
Another datum: A thetan cannot stand an ideal
scene. 1 Nonsense; on the level o f the Spirit there
is no judgment, and every situation a person en
counters so-called ideal or otherwise is seen
as a perfect counterpart to what that person pres
ently is and needs to learn. However, the s e lf can
not stand an ideal scene, the happiness it can give
is only a low-tone mockery of the joy of Spirit,
and it cannot afford to allow the person himself or
herself to hold this so-called happiness long
enough to see this and thereby begin to doubt the
S e lf s message and claims. So in this precarious
situation (for it), the Self generates a fresh batch
of negative considerations and desires in order to

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try to send the Person off in search o f a new ideal

scene where he can rest in peace.
And so on and o n ..........
Thanks for reading this anyway, and I hope you
are on schedule with the second issue of IVY. A
balanced portrait of LRH is definitely long and
overdue, and I will add my pennarth whether it is
wanted or n o t
I believe that the man was a channel for beings on
other planes of beingness, knowingness etc. so
that Scn. in its purest form (i.e. the Creation of
Human Ability, 8-8008 and other early 50's m a
terial), is literally out o f this world. As Scn. grew
in influence and Hubbard succumbed progress
ively to the temptations (money, power, vanity
etc.) that this brought in its train, his ability to
channel Truthful data would have gone into de
cline and this would explain his progressive in
ability to make worthwhile contributions to the
Tech. as the 60 and 70 were on.
P.S. I have presented my views above as though
they were Truth; they may not be (i.e. I might be a
deluded fool or a bullsh*! er!), so please dont
take my word for any of it, without submitting it
to the Light of your own knowingness.
Much ARC
Graham Giles 2

I must adm it that I have never really noticed that datum in Scientology. It is certainly not one I use in everyday life. /KyEd.

Note to other readers. W e welcome your letters. There are many viewpoints to express, and even a short letter from you on
something mentioned in IVy may be o f great value to one or more o f our readers. So write. Ed IVy.

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Two European Conferences

B y Antony A Phillips, Denmark

In October two free-scientology (or post sciento

logy) congresses were held, in neighbouring
countries and on consecutive weekends.
The first one was probably the first time that
gurus o f different persuasions (none o f whom
like to be referred to as gurus) have met at a con
ference since the rather stormy conference held in
Switzerland in 1986. There was a higher level of
ARC and granting o f Beingness here, which was
very nice to see. How ever time was short for a
really full interchange o f views, and twice it b e
came painfully obvious that one guru' had not
fully understood another, on one occasions offer
ing (publicly) help that the other obviously (to
me) did not need, and the other a rather poorly
founded criticism o f a demo (demos of real
sessions are always a little touchy). It is a very
good sign that some gurus (lets be more m un
dane and ju st call them opinion leaders) are now
willing to go to others congresses, and are re
ceived with friendliness. The last Swiss Con
ference left a rather bitter taste in the mouth.
Holland
The conference (or congress use which ever
term you like best) in Holland was the third in the
series of yearly so-called Source conferences,
which Ray and Pam Kemp, and Per Schiottz
started in Copenhagen two years ago, and which
continued last year in Berlin with Michael Zippel
organising. This time the organiser was Elly Poortenaar
, o f the Excalibur Foundation, Holland (E x
calibur seem s to be the in w ord at the moment,
call something an Excalibur, and you can expect
lots of enthusiasm and lots of opposition). Elly
competently delegated a lot o f the work to a very
able master of cerem onies. The planning and
timing o f the congress was excellent. The place
was a delightful course centre in the country some
kilometres from Drachten. (Delightful, but even

the Danes present noticed that the country was

flatter than usual)
The first speaker was Ray Kemp, who does not
like to be called a guru as he feels that he is sim
ply trying to get people to realize that there is a
wealth of material in the LRH philosophy that
only needs to be understood without the Church
of $ spin, to bring a richer and fuller life and ex
pansion towards the original goals o f the subject.
Speaking after dinner on Friday 4th Oct, on How
to BE a Success, he based his talk on the well
known BE, DO, HAVE triangle, but emphasised
that it was important first to decide what you want
to have, then get in action doing, and finally be.
He also emphasised the need for understanding
the correct actions, and ones best guide to what
was correct was obtained in Rons Data Series and
Target Series.
Sarge (official first name: Frank) Gerbode fol
lowed, describing how his basic goal had been to
help people be happy, that he had sought to do
this through medicine and psychiatry but not been
satisfied, and again sought through other means,
including scientology, with success that had its
limitations. His conclusion was that it was necessary
to stop thinking of ourselves as scientologists
and followers of Hubbard if we wanted to help
broadly. He advised us to throw away all sciento
logy jargon, which helped scientologists com
municate with each other but now has made it ex
tremely difficult for us to communicate with the
world at large over a longer period. This was what
had been done in Metapsychology, and he am pli
fied on this theme. (An interesting question: what
makes scientology scientology? The jargon, the
techniques, or the philosophy? Or perhaps, what
is important? The jargon, the techniques, the goal,
or the philosophy?)
On Saturday Gerald French talked on Successes

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with Metapsychology, and Per Schi0 ttz on Life's

Philosophy. After lunch, Ray Kemp, who in the
last two conferences had emphasised basics, and
the need to really and honestly achieve the state
of clear (see the earlier Source Conference Re
ports), opened up the whole world beyond clear in
a two part lecture on understanding the state of
O.T. Pointing out that there was a tendency to go
for O.T. as either a solution to 'c a se ', or an effort
to solve perceived unwanted conditions in the re
lationship between the being and the physical
universe, Ray went on to show that there needs to
be a datum of comparable magnitude to O.T. be
fore one can fully understand i t The datum Ray
used was the field o f Quantum Physics, the study
of sub atomic particles and masses so small as to
be approximating Zero Mass, Zero Wavelength,
where the physical rules as generally known, ob
servably start to break down, and the phenomena
can only be explained by introducing such items
as Alternate Universes, Time is a consider
ation. and Particles are only located in space by
the prior creation of that space. The talks were
well worth hearing and recordings o f them were
made. During the break a couple o f attendees,
who had an existing background of Quantum
Mechanics, got into an animated discussion, talk
ing entirely mathematical formula and filling the
blackboard with equations.
On Sunday, Pam gave an auditing demonstration
on a Dutch lady, who had previously had some
thing like 40 hours of auditing, and had a
continuin g problem handling children. This was
done without an E m eter (Pam was trained by
LRH in the early days), and despite the language
barrier it went deep. To give such a session in the
presence of some forty people, and to observe the
in sessionness, while running a forty year long
engram, splitting a major valence, and handling a
service facsimile, all within about ninety minutes
shows the skill o f the auditor. Pam is a class IX
auditor, trained by Ron in the early 50s, as well
as later Flag training. She and Ray were the target
of the original G.O. program Control and take
over o f US incorporated Missions in 1974, long
before the general exodus, and Pam has been successfully
counselling clients ever since.

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A lot more than described above happened at the

conference, and there was much interchange of
comm between individuals during informal
breaks and meal times. But it should not go unre
ported that Antony Phillips gave a short talk on
the importance of having magazines like Interna
tional Viewpoints circulating communication at
periods when there were no conferences and for
people who could not afford (time, or money)
conferences. So tell your friends IVy exists.
Belgium
Belgium was the scene of the fourth European
IRM Conference. IRM stands for Institute for Re
search in Metapsychology, and there have been
Metapsychologists working in Europe for a num
ber of years, most or all of them being former
church' scientologists. There is now a tradition
with Metapsychology conferences, that they are
accompanied by a symposium, and for practicing
auditors (or facilitators as some of the no scientology
jargon people will have it), this is as import
ant as the Conference itself.
The Symposium
In Metapsychology a symposium is a meeting of
facilitators. It is a two-way comm affair where all
can give, and (hopefully) all receive. It was from
a series o f three Symposiums in USA and one in
Europe that Metapsychologies Curriculum (scn
read bridge, others read way, or path) was formu
lated. Facilitators with many years auditing and
C/Sing experience (many of them dating from the
50s, some from the very early 50s, and with
widely differing auditing and c/sing backgrounds)
came together, and over many days exchanged
experiences on which processes worked best,
where, what was illogical over the latest bridge
we inherited, etc. After many hours of such ex
change the Metapsychology Curriculum was
formed. Not the result o f one gurus dictation, but
a consensus from a number o f experienced
people.
There were about 10 people participating in the
Symposium at Brussels on the 10th and 11th
October. My notes are very brief. Many, many
subjects were covered, brought up by all partici
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gested by the individuals in the group. It is im

possible for me to give a good summary o f the
Symposium auditors, facilitators and even
other practitioners with a little background in
those subjects jargons, really should come and at
tend the next one.
F riday Evening
On Friday evening there was a meeting at the
Brussels Metapsychology centre where the
centres m em bers (scn jargon: public) were able
to come and hear Sarge Gerbode and Rafaella
Landais. As the both spoke French, which I do
not, I can not report the meeting. I can add that the
leaders o f the Belgium Centre, Madeleine and
Jean Vandergoten organised all these Belgium
events.
The C onference
This was held in the centre o f Brussels at the
Hotel La Legende and there were delegates from
Italy, France, Germany, Belgium, England and
Switzerland. The lectures were in English, with a
sentence for sentence translation to French.
Sarge Gerbode spoke First. He mentioned that
there was looming up in the Common Market
regulative legislation on psychology and borde
ring subjects which threatened to require long
training (my comment: an overrun?). He sug
gested we could avoid possible difficulty by em
phasising
that our subject is a form o f education,
which it was not possible to regulate there are
similarities within the martial arts and forms of
meditation. The purpose is to improve the quality
of life. There arc two stages to learning, the re
ceptive and the integrative, where one integrates
what one has received with all other ideas. Sarge
then gave a fairly detailed description o f the
Metapsychology Curriculum (read: bridge, way,
path, ladder, labyrinth, maze as you feel in
clined), explaining why things were put in the
order they were in (Sarge was present at all the
Symposia that contributed to the Curriculum, so
is well familiar with the different views and rea
sons put forward). After lunch Sarge continued
talking on the curriculum and unstacking.
Alter a break Gerald French talked about the
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carefully checked against the possibility o f in

fringement of copyright laws. He talked of PTSD
(Post Traumatic Stress Disorder yes, I know
its more strange jargon, but it is jargon used by
the broad establishment that is having to handle
people with engrams keyed in, and does not
know how, and is longing for our help if we can
give it in a way they can accept and duplicate).
IRM has been able to help handle people with en
grams keyed in permanently from experiences in
Vietnam, and Gerald described some o f their suc
cesses, including getting one organization to
change its payment schedule to one which ac
knowledged that EPs (End Phenomena, End
Points) do not come precisely 50 minutes after
start of session, and you should not stop until an
EP.
The next talk was by Beatrice French, from
Brazil, and was totally outside the tradition of
scientology as I know it. However this is no sur
prise at an IRM conference, as IRM and its mem
bers are in good communication with many
other practices whose object is to help people
be happy. Beatrice talked charmingly on spiri
tualism, Malkuti and Serphira, covered all sorts
of orders of spirits round about, and (so far as I
can remember, I was so entranced I stopped tak
ing notes) ended by recommending we kept on
good terms with our guardian angel (which I,
dyed in the wool robot scientologist, interpreted
as that I should make good postulates for myself).
After lunch on Sunday Rafaella Landais, from
Italy, spoke about study, her motivation for
developing study tech, stressing the point of auto
matic attention without voluntary control. Jac
ques Regard talked of the value of the tools we
have communication, tone scale, study, hand
ling time. And to end Sarge Gerbode and Hildegard Jahn talked on the Body Programme.
U nstacking
There was considerable interest in Unstacking, a
process designed for handling GPMs, which does
not require listing, and which when goofed up
does not make a dogs breakfast o f the pc
(viewer). Sarge had earlier said that it should be
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days after the Congress weekend there was a

course in Unstacking.
The Extras
The above has really just skimmed the surface of
the speakers at the two conferences. An aw fu l lot
went on informally over coffee and meals. Bits I
picked up included the following. There is a very
definite EP to NOTs, which is in church con
fidential material, but which few have persisted
to (Bill Casey). After a new baked auditor had
stated that some cases could not run objectives:
all pcs can be run on objectives, and there was
data on it back in the 50s (Paul Meyer). This lat
ter reminded me than in about 1958, when I in
structed the Academy, every auditor had to run
and have run on him/her 10 hours non-stop of
Opening Procedure by Duplication. Truly the
riches we have in post scientology and neo Meta
psychology are great, and the place to learn about
more o f them (apart from the pages o f this maga
zine) arc at conferences. We will try and let you
know in good time when the next ones will be, so
you can get your guardian angel to work getting
you there.
In my opinion both these conferences were well
in the tradition o f furthering the better things
which Ron has left us. Both Ray and Pam and the
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Rons to their non-scientology clients, but their

techniques are in the Scn tradition (in my opi
nion). However it should be noted that Metapsychology
has many differences from church scien
tology as it was known and practiced in the 70's
and 80's, and in fact issue a leaflet detailing these
differences, and run a sort o f conversion course
(called the Update Course) to convert ex-scien
tologists to Metapsychologists. And there are
other post scientology traditions with their own
nomenclature. Communication between them is
important, if all arc going to do the maximum in
helping people. And this does create a language
problem.
But lets not be disheartened. Europe, with its
many languages once was ridden with group
ARC breaks and wars (both religious and politi
cal). But what is the scene now? We have not had
a world war in Europe for over 45 years. And no
real minor wars except at the moment in Jugosla
via. In fact European countries are cooperating
and talking to each other as never before. There
can be good communication between the differ
ent factions of post scientology. And you can be
part of this, by reading this mag, going to con
gresses, and finding pen, phone and personal pals
amongst those you m eet

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The Duality o f the Brain Functioning: The Two hemispheres

B y Gregory M itchell, England1

Mass and Significance

Edited transcript o f a short recorded talk in June
1991. Now I am going to talk about the two sides
of the brain which are perplexing people som e
what. Here we are not denying that there is a mind
that does the thinking, and that there is a spirit
that controls the mind. However we have to inter
act with the body, control it, and Hubbard de
scribes this in terms o f his genetic control
centres2, in that some people are genetically right
handed, some are genetically left, and may well
be running on the wrong control centre.
So the two sides o f the body are to a certain de
gree specialised. For example we will look at
what the two hands do, and let us consider a right
handed person, and make such n e c e ssa ry adjust
ments to what I am saying, in terms o f left handed
people.
The right hand of a person controls Fine detailed
movement, such as writing, and adjusting m ech
anisms or controlling tools, or doing anything
which requires sequential action as such. Whereas
the left hand establishes an anchor point or refer
ence point. It may hold on to something that we
are working on, so there is a relative motion be
tween the left hand and the right. So there are two
modes o f perceiving. The one which is educated
most in this culture goes with the right hand, the
left hand having been called the kack hand or the

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sinister hand . So two modes o f knowing, two
modes o f perceiving the world, to deal with the
material o f this world exist. One is potential, the

other one manifest, which is the right hand side or

the left brain side in most people. You might say
that the left brain is chalk and the right side the
blackboard.
Functional Differences
Now if we could contrast these two sides, the left
side is linear, it can only deal with one thing at a
time. It forgets rather rapidly, and a person who is
learning in that mode will be called a stringer
he will have to learn one thing very carefully, and
then the next and then the next. A person almost
totally unable to take an overview. Luria, the great
Russian neurologist describes this in his book
Man with a Shattered World. He talks of a soldier
who received a bullet wound through the head,
and it damaged severely the right side of the
brain, yet the man survived, but with very strange
experiences. Such as while eating soup, when he
concentrated on the soup the spoon disappeared,
when he concentrated on the spoon, the soup dis
appeared, when he concentrated on the flavour
the whole room disappeared. So the organization
of the left hand sphere is such as to deal with one
detail at a time, whereas the other side deals with
many details. This is necessary too, otherwise
music would not be possible.
And again this is reflected in that the left hemis
phere would deal with one note at a time, whereas
the right hemisphere would be looking at the
overall context, of that which has gone before,
and the immediate history o f that piece of music
and the anticipatory scale of what will happen.

Gregg has had training as an Hubbard Professional Auditor, has at least twice been in personal conversation with Ron, but
has for most o f his career run his ow n parallel research track to Scn. He runs Mental Development which includes evening
courses for 'ordinary people' which produces after two years a stable state where one is '51 % shareholder in his own
m ind' (som ewhat com parable to the rather unclear state o f clear). Ed IVy.

Advanced Procedures and Axiom s, see also PAB 5

sinister/dexter is left/right in Latin

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Now a person without a right hemisphere could

tune a guitar against a pitch pipe. He may be able
to play the odd note if it is written down on a bit
of paper, and in a very artificial way play some
very simple tunes, but this would be done at a ro
botic level. Whereas on the other side a person
may easily translate intention into action, at that
nonverbal level. Both types of consciousness are
n e c e ssa ry .
In the child and in primitive people, the degree of
differentiation between the two sides o f the brain
Ls slight. So both sides are doing something like
the same work, the difference is a matter of
degree. And according to the philosopher Ernst
Cassierer many primitive people are unable to tell
a lie because this means standing outside yourself
to have feelings about your thoughts or thoughts
about your feelings. Whereas a person with spe
cialised hemispheres that are quite specialised can
do so easily.
You may say, well why tell a lie. When we write
a story or invent something initially we are telling
a lie. We are postulating an as-if universe. The
classic form of a postulate would be, for example,
were I to do so-and-so, if that, then that . So we
have one side that is capable o f mocking up,
where the other side is trying to recreate reality.
Both sides draw on much more primitive struc
tures which produce the imagery, much in the
way o f a tape recorder, but in different ways. The
left side can isolate out a detail, which is useful to
be able to do, so long as it does not become com
pulsive, whereas the right side is unable to deal
with details and looks at the general plan.
And a person who is right side dominant has a to
tally different learning style with a subject: they
will read every book in the library about it, and
read everything else, talk to everybody, and then
only gradually will a picture of what they are
learning emerge out of the mist. You may say that
one side is concerned with plan and the other with
putting it into action, so no single side is right.
Full consciousness would arise from an integra
tion of the two sets of processes, which involves a
cooperative or collaborative aspects o f the two
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Experiential Differences
According to depth psychologists such as Janov
and Bianco, we may retreat into left brain modes
of proceeding and acting, where our emotions are
memory rather than what Ls directly experienced,
because the traumatic material is being stored in
the right and we are doing so in a way which is inaccesible
. So we may have a verbal description of
events, but are unable to experience the pain and
emotion thereof.
Another person who is in the right brain may well
have pain and emotion and effort visible, however
he is unable to access the postulates and conclu
sions and other verbally and conceptually stored
material in the left, as this is below the boundaries
of consciousness, e.g. when a person is in an ex
treme emotion such as love or rage or grief the
words to express this do not come easily or they
may not come at all.
Perceptual Differences
There are differences in the visual imagery, in as
much as the left brain imagery tends to be small,
inside the head, and moves with you, whereas im
agery of a right brain nature due to some peculiar
arrangement of the balance is such that if you turn
your head the imagery will tend to move as
though you are seeing something in the real
world. If you move your head to the left, it will
appear to move to your right.
For example I can imagine with my eyes closed
that chair and as I move my head it is still where
my finger is. Well the left brain imagery will not
be related in any way to the outside world and
will tend to move with me, as I move around. So
one sort you can describe as grounded, the other
is ungrounded.
Again in perceiving things, the right side will be
concerned with the spaces enclosed. I am looking
at those plants and see various spaces exist be
tween the leaves which set up another set of
shapes beyond the conventional. The left side
would tend to see the thing itself, the figure rather
than the ground. Likewise, I did some experi
ments with some playing cards. The hearts and
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were red. People who were left brain dominant

actually experienced visible mis-emotion trying to
play with these cards, because it interfered with
what you could call conventional perception. The
right brained person had no difficulty doing this.
Integration o f the two sides
However true higher creative thought comes from
an integration o f the two sides. Einstein said I
will do a flight o f fantasy and work on some
thinking which is not thinking as you would un
derstand it but a combination play o f some im
ageries and sensory feelings and only when this
comes to some resolution I would fumble in the
other side o f my head for words and for algebraic
statements which would permit me to com m uni
cate these insights to others.

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If you have an E-meter with solo cans you can test

this for yourself. Take your tone arm with solo
can first in the left and then the right hand. Then
compare the TA. More than half a division dif
ference shows that you have a problem of integra
tion. Parts o f your track may have been bypassed
in your earlier auditing1. If you have difficulties
in this area, you may get it handled by Gregory
Mitchell at 14 Ickburg Road, Upper Clapton,
London E5 8 AD England, 081-806-5298 or 081806-72282.

The true thinking which stands behind things is

non verbal. Now a person who is right dominant
and when both sides arc cooperating, uses words
as his servants whereas a person who is left dom i
nated frequently tends to be governed by words
and belief systems and symbol systems often to
the exclusion of the external reality.

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Gregg m entioned that although we tend to regard the time track as a single track, it ecu Id be regarded as three parallel
lines, for thought, em otion and effort (effort is right brain). It might equally be regarded as having many parallel tracks
one, for each perception, and also tracks for other things we can recall. Hubbard has at times stressed the im portance of
auditing both the effort o r force and the significance but there is the vague possibility that som e people have not had a
com plete balance in their auditing. Parts o f your track may have been missed. Editorial comment, IVy.

In Uafhaengige Synspunkter the Scandinavian language m agazine,October 1991, M 15, there is another article o f Greggs on
this subject and the English original is available on request (send postage) from Box 78, DK-2800 Lyngby. Ed. IVy.

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The Duality of Brain Functions:

The two hemispheres
Left

____________________ Right

Verbal

Non-verbal

Linear Logical

Parallel Processing, Intuitive

Convergent, Attention to detail

Divergent, ignores detail

Solves Problems

Perceives & poses problems

Mocked up universes

Observed Universes

Deals with time

Has only present time

Verbal and conceptual

Eidetic Recall

Memory Short term memory &

memory for names

Long term memory, Recognition and

recall o f Facs

Algebraic & Symbols

Semisimple arithmetic

Introvert = Phlegmatic
Extrovert = Sanguine

Introvert = Melancholic
Extrovert = Choleric

Can handle arbitrary symbols such as

phonetic alphabet where the symbols do
not have intrinsic qualities of the thing
symbolised

C an only h an d le sy m b o ls w h e re they
s h a r e s o m e id e n tity w ith th e th in g
sy m b o lise d , e .g . tra ffic sig n s , sim p le
Chinese ch aracters as th is is a ty p e o f
draw ing

Responsible fo r form ing consonants

Responsible fo r form ing vowels

Motor control of tongue

Motor control of lips, vocal chords, etc

This side controls singing

Editorial Note: Gregg wrote out this chart quickly during a visit to Denm ark. It was obvious that he
had a lot more data that he could have given, making a much longer chart. It is unlikely that you would find
a person that w as totally left or totally right. Such a person would find it impossible to survive. However one
can find an imbalance, and in fact certain jobs or activities would benefit with stres s on one or the other side.
And of course any chart tends to be an oversimplification

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The Nature of Truth

B y Eric Townsend, England

What can we say about the truth of Scientology at

this time, which our Editor has referred to as the
post-Scientology period?
Well we may start with what Ron had to say on
the subject of truth. W hat is true for you is what
you have observed for y o u rse lf. (OEC Vol IV)
He also quotes Gautama Siddhartha, the Buddha,
who said If it isnt true for you, it isnt true.
(Tape Story o f DN and Scn 1958)
In my early days in Scientology I interpreted this
to mean Just take what you can accept and work
with that. Later on you will see the wider truth
and validity o f what is offered here. That was
very helpful in those early days but now I realize
that was not being said. The statements mean
exactly what they say.
It may now be possible in this post Scientology
period to grant others the right to have different
truths. If so, we will have m oved beyond the
myth that there is only one Truth. This is the
myth that has caused so much religious intoler
ance, persecution and wars. In recent years more
tolerance has grown up, both among post-scientologists
and the world in general, but many still
deceive themselves with the formula o f 'em er
gent truth. That is to say: There is only one
Truth, which I have perceived, but you and others
have yet to discover it, which you will do if you
become more wise/enlightened.
Paradox
But the above statements dont say that. They say
that each individual has his own truth. In addition
to quoting Ron Hubbard and Buddha, we can
quote W.S. Gilbert who wrote in a song for The
Mikado:
And I am right, and you are right,
And all is right as right can be!
And you are right, and we are right,
And all is right as right can be!
So how can we resolve this paradox of each of us
being right but having different views at the same
time?

The key proposed by Scientology is the concept

of the viewpoint. It says early in the Factors The
first action o f beingness is to assume a viewpoint.
The second action of a beingness is to extend
from the viewpoint, points of view, which are
dimension points. And what are dimension
points? They are any point in space and two or
more dimension points create distance. In Factor
11 it says: And there comes about interchange
amongst viewpoints, but the interchange is never
otherwise than in terms of exchanging dimension
points. (Ref. Scn 0-8)
Everyday
What does all this philosophical theory mean in
everyday terms? You may have observed how
other people give widely different interpretations
from your own to the same neutral event. If so,
then you can see the action of beingnesses crea
ting different points o f view. This power of creat
ing different points o f view is what makes life in
teresting. The principle activity o f beings seems
to be discussing or interchanging points of view.
To the extent they can communicate to bring
their viewpoints close together, they achieve
greater affinity, reality and understanding.
So each of us looks around from our viewpoint,
makes observations and draws conclusions. Thus
we construct our truth, and not just our First
Dynamic truth, but also our truth for the second,
third, fourth dynamics and the dynamics beyond.
Thus we all live in a universe of our own making.
It is ironic that this wisdom is contained in Scien
tology when so many so-called Scientologists
have not been able to grant beingness to the truth
of others. Maybe even we have found ourselves
at some time trying to convince someone else
that Scientology is the only truth, which that
other person should recognise.
Maybe we did this for the simple reason that we
wanted the reassurance of other people's agree
ment. Maybe we were not really certain o f our
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another person or a large group to assure us that

our opinion was right.
Exterior to Scientology
So in this post-Scientology period we will be able
to get exterior to Scientology and no longer feel
obliged to live inside it. From that position we
will be able to incorporate it, if we choose to, into
our universe. We are not even required to take it
all. It is a symptom of being effect o f a body of
knowledge, in this case Scientology, to hold the
view that it is either all right or all wrong. It is a
symptom of being at cause to be able to assess
importances and exercise the power of choice
over what to accept and what to use.
Similarly we can perhaps move beyond the un
examined assumption that everything Ron Hub
bard said or wrote must be true. As he himself
said What is true for you is what you have
observed for y ourself. At a practical level, this
docs not mean you have to repeat all his experi
ments. It does mean that when he proposes an
idea, you should compare it with your experience
of life and decide for yourself.

W hat is a scientologist
In the past the term Scientologist was taken by
many people to mean someone who lived entirely
within the universe of Scientology. An ex-scientologist
on the other hand was someone who
lived entirely outside it! This viewpoint was
probably based on personal observation. The
Technical Dictionary viewpoint is however that a
Scientologist is someone who betters the condi
tion of himself and the conditions o f others by
using Scn. technology. Maybe this can now
become more observable as individuals feel able
to select those parts of the technology they want
to use to help themselves and others on their first
and subsequent Dynamics.
All this is of course only my personal viewpoint
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Captain Bill Robertson

By Flemm ing Funch, USA

(Captain Bill died the 12th o f May 1991).

There are few people who have been involved
with auditing or with Scientology who never
heard of Captain Bill. He was one of those real
big names who always appeared at the forefront
of what was going on. Over the years he has been
intimately involved with many different parts of
the subject in many different ways. He leaves be
hind a lot o f friends, and probably also a few
opponents here and there.
I am happy to have been a friend of his for the last
few years, I wouldnt want to have missed that.
Bill was a very colourful character and there was
always something going on where he was.
Always thinking and acting in a big manner, he
w asn't the person to let details get in his way.
Bill entered Scientology in the beginning of the
60s. He did the Briefing Course on Saint Hill in
1965 and became a staff m ember there. He went
on to the Sea Organization when it was formed in
67 and was intimately involved with many of its
operations until 81. He became very successful
as a missionaire in m any different areas. In
Europe he was probably best known for the year
he was the Commanding Officer on FOLO in
Copenhagen. He was in very good favour with
Hubbard because o f his continued ability to get
things done against impossible odds. Over a num
ber o f years he was captain on the flagship
Apollo. LRH awarded him the rank of Captain,
the only person besides M ary Sue at the time who
got that title. He had the exclusive honor of being
known widely from then on as simply Captain
Bill.
The first time I personally saw Bill was in 1980
when I was the Qual Sec in the Denmark Day org.
Everybody in the org was very honored that a VIP
like Captain Bill was going to visit, so the whole
place had to be shiney and ready for a white

glove inspection. We worked all day to clean up,

and my colleague from the evening shift and I had
decided to overhaul the whole office. We had
everything turned upside down when Bill arrived
early for the tour and I was in the middle of
carrying out the trash. He just grinned and shook
our hands, but we were rather embarrassed.
The next year, in 81, his SP declare arrived in my
in-basket. It said that he and a bunch of other Sea
Org notables were claiming to be representatives
from the Galactic Patrol professing to be on a
mission to save this planet. The issue was sup
posed to ridicule the idea, of course. But, I
thought: Gee! Wow! The Galactic Patrol!?! Of
course, where do I join up? It didnt say anything
in the ethics order about where to join, so I didnt
think much about it before a couple of years later.
I had in the meantime been declared myself and
had sort of realized that something was fishy with
the old organization. Various materials had
started circulating, and some o f the first materials
we ran into were some many times copied Sec
tor Operations Bulletins written by Captain Bill.
They put the big perspective into a lot of things,
and also provided the kind o f revitalized game
that many of us had been looking for. Here was
obviously a guy who was willing to do whatever
it took to straighten things out.
In late 83 I got an invitation to an International
OT Committee Conference with Bill and others
in southern Spain. Without much hesitation I
went there with my family and several other
friends from Copenhagen. We were very im
pressed with Bill and with the game plan that he
presented at the meeting. And in good style the
meeting wasnt without adventure either. The
church had sent in a guy under false pretense to
go crazy and disturb the meeting. The poor guy
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the other speakers before Bill shouted HCO,

bring order! M ost ex-staff members recognize
this as a signal to remove a disturbing person
from the area. During the course o f about half a
minute a bunch of the participants carried a kick
ing and screaming RTC operative out and
dumped him on the parking lot. After which the
meeting continued as before with hardly a comma
skipped.
Bill moved from Spain to Germany in 1985 and
started concentrating more on tech. He felt it was
needed for the independent field to have a better
quality of tech delivery. What started as a correc
tive action gradually developed into a large scale
research project to develop and teach further ad
vanced levels.
Bill developed a series of new advanced levels
numbered from OT8 to OT16 and beyond, he
wrote an impressive amount o f technical issues,
taped numerous technical briefings, and gave lec
tures o f various kinds. He also trained about 50
upper level C/Ses and was instrumental in getting
many new centers and delivery terminals started
mostly across Europe. In all this he was unswerv
ing in his dedication to the basics of Standard
Tech and he continuously gave LRH credit for
making it all possible.
I m yself have had the pleasure on several occa
sions to spend a few weeks with Bill doing ad
vanced levels and C/S training courses. Bill had a
certain unique style of running the show. He
would zip around on his motorcycle between
centers and students and would spend hours per
sonally with each student going over technical
issues and C/Sing matters.
I miss the many hours I've spent with Bill over a
cup of coffee and a cigarette going over technical
points or matters o f the world. Talking with him

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was always a very rewarding experience and he

would happily go on until everything had been
put in place. I have seen him on at least one occa
sion when he was with his closest friends spend
two straight days talking non-stop.
I have seen people get the impression from Bills
writings that he would be hard-nosed and inflex
ible to deal with. No so at all. I have several times
arrived with a long list of challenges and dis
agreements for him. To my surprise I found every
time that he was willing to talk about everything
and that he already had given it a lot o f thought
and had an answer ready. I must admit there are
still important technical points I differ with him
on. However, I have never had any reason to
doubt his technical competence and dedication to
the truth.
The last few years Bill was living quietly in his
secluded mountain home with his communicator
and companion Maria Maloney. He occasionally
travelled around to deliver seminars, but other
wise concentrated on training of C/Ses and on his
music. Bill was an accomplished musical com
poser. He had an impressive studio in his home
where he created music with his computer. He
produced a total of 19 albums. My favorite is the
one with an original tune for each o f the star sys
tems in the old galactic confederation.
Maria will still be working as his communicator
and will continue to distribute his works, includ
ing the Sector 9 and Teegeeack books and the
many taped lectures.
Captain Bill will be sorely missed by the many
people who knew him well or who benefited
from his work. I hope he will continue pursuing
his ideals vigorously wherever he is.

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Rons Org Tech

b y Lawrence W est, Class VIII, USA

In 1986,1 first heard of Bill Robertsons advance

ment of David M ayos work in the area of hand
ling entities connected to the body. I asked my
good friend Rowland Barkley, W hat is this
Rons Org tech? His answer was, It is called
Excalibur and they handle entities that are or
ganized in Org Boards. I ju st acknowledged this,
but later I thought to myself, W hat incredible
balderdash! I suppose they have labor unions,
too. Sounds like some farfetched nonsense that
I dont even have to look into any further. That
sounds so crazy that it would be a waste o f my
time for sure.
Around the end of 1989, I ran into some old
friends and former clients who had done Excali
bur in Australia. They reported wonderful results
and life-changing gains from doing Excalibur. I
thought, M aybe Id better look into this strangesounding tech; there might be something there. I
was at that time referred to Flemming Funch. I
studied the materials o f Excalibur with Flemming
for about four days. I was still skeptical, but tried
to keep an open mind about the whole thing.
Much o f what was written seem ed to be in
credible in the fullest sense o f the word. We then
did an interview to find out what my attention was
on and what I wanted handled that hadnt been
handled. We found my best reading, highest inter

est item and proceeded to clear a hierarchical net

work or organization of beings connected to it
with my skeptical attitude still in place. I was
amazed to find, after several of these hierarchies
had been handled, that my wants handled got
handled. It worked! Well, that was enough proof
for me. I spent the next year studying all of the
Rons Org tech and doing all the Advanced
Levels up through Advanced Ability 13. I also
studied all the C/Sing courses and finally went to
Europe to study with the man himself, Captain
Bill Robertson. Every step of the way bought
more awareness, more freedom, more sanity and a
better understanding of LRHs tech than I'd ever
experienced before. Unfortunately, when I arrived
in Europe to study directly with Bill, he was al
ready quite ill and unable to work with anyone.
Fortunately, hed just completed a one-week-long
video course. I did this course and returned to the
USA. I have been delivering the Rons Org tech
for the last year or so along with all the other tech
that I have found to be workable. I have had ex
cellent results with it on the people I have taken
up through the Rons Org Advanced Levels. I
thank Bill for the contribution he has made to me
and all the others who have had the opportunity to
study his excellent tech. 1

W e asked Law rence W est to send us an objective description o f B ills tech. Consequently we were a bit surprised when we
received the above. Ah, w ell, In a gam e there has to be the possibility o f losing, and this tim e we really lost. And any way,
perhaps it is too close to B ills death to be really objective. Hopefully w e will get something in a later issue its an
exciting subject. At the sam e tim e w e m ight take the opportunity o f saying a little on editorial policy in that direction.
International Viewpoints is produced fo r the readers, not for advertisers. Consequently you will not see the sort o f Success
story (w ritten after a big w in and a large floating needle, and before facing the grim and cruel outside world): I achieved
total cause over M EST and Life". (You never read that the writer tripped over the cat and broke his leg when he got home)
W e are also not too keen on boast full advertisements on this or that technique, in fact w e rely on the readers to pay for the
mag, and do not want to be in the hands o f advertisers. What we hope you will find in the m agazine are more objective
articles on techniques, intended to help o rdinary people make decisions on what is best for them. So w e hereby invite that
sort o f article. Editor, IVy.

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